Wall Street Moab Climbing Guide
Wall Street delivers some of Moab's most accessible desert tower climbing, with everything from mellow slabs to burly offwidths on solid Wingate sandstone. The roadside approach and variety of grades make it a go-to spot for multi-day Moab trips. Park respectfully and pack out everything – this area sees heavy traffic.
Classic Routes
The must-do lines that define Wall Street's character. These routes have earned their reputation through quality movement, position, or historical significance. Worth planning your trip around.
Routes
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Beyer Offwidth (5.9+, Trad, Wall Street)
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Big Sky Mud Flaps (5.11a, Sport, Wall Street)
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Blowing Chunks (5.11b/c, Trad, Wall Street)
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Coup D'etat (5.11+, Trad, Wall Street)
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Astro Dad (5.11c/d, Trad, Wall Street)
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Stemasaurus Rex (5.13b, Trad, Wall Street South)
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Skinwalker (5.11c+, Trad, Wall Street South)
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A Fistful of Potash (5.10a, Trad, Wall Street)
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Another Roadside Distraction (5.10b, Trad, Wall Street)
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Dark Horse (5.12a/b, Sport, Wall Street)
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Beginner Routes (5.6–5.9)
Perfect for getting your desert legs under you or introducing friends to Moab climbing. These routes offer a solid mix of crack systems and face climbing without the commitment of the bigger towers.
Routes
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Chaco-late Chunk (5.3+, Sport, Wall Street)
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Bad Moki Slab (5.6+, Trad, Wall Street)
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Bad Moki Crack (5.8, Trad, Wall Street)
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30 Seconds Over Potash (5.8+, Trad, Wall Street)
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Handle with Care (5.9, Trad, Wall Street South)
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90 Paces (5.9, Sport, Wall Street)
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Campground Crack (5.9c, Trad, Wall Street)
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Bad Moki Roof (5.9+, Trad, Wall Street)
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Intermediate Routes (5.10–5.11)
The sweet spot for most visiting parties. These routes showcase classic Moab movement with enough variety to keep sessions interesting. Bring a solid rack and your stemming game.
Routes
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Banana Peel (5.10-, Sport, Wall Street)
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Ananab (5.10a, Sport, Wall Street)
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Arc Angel (5.10a, Sport, Wall Street)
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Big Corner (5.10b/c, Trad, Wall Street)
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ChrisCross (5.10+, Trad, Wall Street)
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Broken Engagements (5.10, Trad, Wall Street)
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Astro Lad (5.11a, Trad, Wall Street)
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Baby Blue (5.11a, Trad, Wall Street)
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Hard Routes (5.12+)
Serious business for strong climbers looking to test themselves on desert stone. These routes demand solid technique and mental game alongside the physical demands.
Routes
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Best Route Ever (5.11c, Trad, Wall Street)
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Bolts to Bumpy Land (5.11c, Sport, Wall Street)
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Armageddon (5.12+, Sport, Wall Street)
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Chemistry (5.12b+, Trad, Wall Street)
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Rest A Sherd (5.13b, Trad, Wall Street South)
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The Ritual (5.13-, Trad, Wall Street South)
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Say Your Prayers (5.13-, Trad, Wall Street South)
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